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Profile and significance Émile “Bmile” Bergeron is a Québec-born freeski original whose reputation rests on memorable street segments and a benchmark X Games result. Raised in the Lac-Beauport / Québec City corridor, he moved from early park edits into a film-first path, earning a silver medal at X Games Real Ski 2020 with a part that mixed high-consequence architecture, meticulous speed control, and clean, readable landings. Years of clips with Quebec crews and frequent cameos in projects anchored by Phil Casabon and Brady Perron had already put him on the radar; Real Ski confirmed to a global audience what the core scene knew: Bergeron is a case study in readable difficulty.... Read more on the Athlete page

Åre, Sweden / Andorra | Active: 2011-present | Known for: X Games big air record, Olympic big air bronze, style-led film projects | Current: active skier and filmmaker working with Armada, Monster Energy and CHIMI, with recent projects including Lo & Behold and ORNADA Sochi did not introduce Henrik Harlaut as a medalist. It introduced him as a force. On the first Olympic freeski slopestyle course in 2014, Harlaut dropped in wearing pants so loose they became part of the run.... Read more on the Athlete page

Profile and significance Morten Grape is a Swedish freeski coach, park builder, and former street/park rider from Åre. After years of filming and scene-building, he founded Parklabbet, a coaching-and-park–design outfit known for technical park builds and progression-focused training. In 2025 he was appointed assistant coach for Sweden’s national freeski program under the Swedish Ski Association, and served as a team leader at the European Youth Olympic Festival with the Swedish Olympic Committee.... Read more on the Athlete page

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Profile and significance Philip “B-Dog” Casabon is a Canadian freeski icon from Shawinigan, Québec, whose style-first language—presses, butters, nollies, reverts, and shiftys that breathe—reshaped modern park and urban skiing. He rose through night laps at his local hill, Vallée du Parc, and became one of the most influential riders of his generation by proving that creativity, definition, and flow can outweigh brute force. His cultural footprint is matched by hardware: back-to-back gold medals at X Games Real Ski in 2018 and 2019, plus the 2018 Fan Favorite nod, cemented his status as a peer-elected standard.... Read more on the Athlete page

Overview and significance Åre is Sweden’s flagship mountain destination, a full-scale resort on the slopes of Åreskutan that blends genuine village energy with big, varied terrain. Operated by SkiStar Åre, it anchors Scandinavian skiing with a track record of hosting the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in 1954, 2007 and 2019, and it regularly stages women’s World Cup slalom and giant slalom races in March. The resort’s modern lift network spans Åre By (the central, steeper sector), family-friendly Björnen to the east, and Duved/Tegefjäll to the west, giving freeskiers a rare mix of legit fall-line pistes, tree zones and long laps.... Read more on the Location page

Overview and significance Cypress Mountain is Vancouver’s closest big-mountain experience, a North Shore landmark in Cypress Provincial Park with lift-served terrain on Black Mountain and Mount Strachan and a night-skiing scene that lights up the skyline. For freeskiers, it’s a rare mix of easy access and real vertical—roughly 600+ acres, 53 named runs, and about 610 m of drop—plus a progression-friendly park program and long operating hours that let you stack laps after work. The mountain’s global calling card is its Olympic legacy: Cypress hosted all freestyle skiing and snowboarding events at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Games, including moguls, aerials and ski cross, an inflection point that permanently raised the venue’s profile and infrastructure.... Read more on the Location page

Overview and significance Kläppen Snowpark is Sweden’s reference venue for park skiing—a purpose-built freestyle precinct inside the Kläppen Ski Resort area of Sälenfjällen, Dalarna. For scale and intent, it stands apart in Scandinavia: a dedicated park zone with national-level build quality that hosts championship weeks, team camps, and progression sessions throughout the season. The resort’s official materials emphasize just how much room the shapers have to work with—an area equivalent to roughly 14 football pitches—allowing long, flowing lines and large features when winter cooperates.... Read more on the Location page

Overview and significance Riksgränsen is Sweden’s northernmost ski area and a cult freeski venue perched above the Arctic Circle on the border with Norway. It runs on natural snow, late-season storms, and a spring rhythm that culminates in midnight-sun laps and the long-running Scandinavian Big Mountain Championships—a freeride classic staged here every May. se; snow report/map under Snowreport & piste map).... Read more on the Location page

Overview and significance “Snoqualmie” means The Summit at Snoqualmie—Seattle’s closest major ski area at the crest of I-90—with four distinct bases: Summit West, Summit Central, Summit East, and the steeper Alpental zone. The resort’s official overview underscores the convenience: it’s under an hour from the city, and the areas interlink via lifts and crossover trails so mixed crews can move by mood and weather rather than by car. Alpental gives the complex its big-mountain credibility, publishing 2,290 feet of vertical, roughly 825 acres of terrain and more than 500 acres of back bowls with a strong expert skew, while the lower Summits deliver sheer lap volume, extensive night operations, and a deep local scene that treats weekday evenings like a second shift.... Read more on the Location page

Overview and significance Vallée du Parc is the freeski workhorse of Mauricie, serving the Shawinigan area with a compact, high-frequency mountain that’s built for progression. Official tourism and resort briefs highlight 33 marked runs, 8 glades and two dedicated terrain parks, moved by a lift network that includes two detachable quad chairs and supporting surface lifts. The hill’s scale—about 168 m of vertical—won’t intimidate, and that’s the point: short laps, reliable grooming, and a steady night program translate into lots of clean attempts in a single session.... Read more on the Location page